greek_theater.jpg Home Page News Page In 2010-2012, we thought speculation of a Greek exit were over the top. Some bookmakers suggested the odds that Greece would leave were as high as 70%. As the crisis flared up again in late 2014, and here in 2015, we again argued that a Greek exit is not the most likely scenario. It was a ploy to add pressure on the Syriza government to capitulate to the demands of the official creditors. In 2010-2012, we thought speculation of a Greek exit were over the top. Some bookmakers suggested the odds that Greece would leave were as high as 70%. As the crisis flared up again in late 2014, and here in 2015, we again argued that a Greek exit is not the most likely scenario. It was a ploy to add pressure on the Syriza government to capitulate to the demands of the official creditors. In 2010-2012, we thought speculation of a Greek exit were over the top. Some bookmakers suggested the odds that Greece would leave were as high as 70%. As the crisis flared up again in late 2014, and here in 2015, we again argued that a Greek exit is not the most likely scenario. It was a ploy to add pressure on the Syriza government to capitulate to the demands of the official creditors. read more
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